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BLUE
MUSIC REVIEW |
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Review
by : Gayathri Sarangarajan |
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Music Director : A. R.
Rahman
Vocals
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Shreya Ghoshal, Sukhwinder Singh,
Rashid Ali ,Kylie Minogue, Suzanne
D'Mello, Sonu Nigam ,Vijay Prakash,
Neeraj Sridhar ,Blaaze, Raqeeb
Alam, Sonu Kakkar, Jaspreet
Singh, Neha Kakkar, Dilshad,
Udit Narayan, Madhushree
Lyrics
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Mayur Puri, Abbas Tyrewala,
Rajat Arora, Sukhwinder Singh,
Raqueeb Alam.
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Bollywood’s
first underwater action adventure
movie , Blue has raised high
expectations especially with
music composed by Oscar award
winner A. R. Rahman. Directed
by Anthony D Souza, the story
is about a lost treasure and
three friends going undersea
on a treasure hunt. The movie
revolves with the concepts of
friendship, love and betrayal.
There are eight songs in the
movie and Kylie Minogue, famous
Australian singer makes a special
appearance in one of the songs.
Aaj
Dil...
Vocals: Shreya
Ghoshal, Sukhwinder Singh
Lyrics: Mayur
Puri
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The
song begins with play of instruments which
sets the right tone making you enjoy what
your listening. A romantic number with a
good voice combination of Sukhwinder and
Shreya. However with two singers who can
perform at high pitches with ease the song
could have been better.
Bhoola Tujhe...
Vocals: Rashid Ali
Lyrics: Abbas Tyrewala
The first minute of the song is only instrumental
making you wonder if the vocals will ever
begin. But once it begins you like the song.
Rashid has given the right feel and expression.
His voice has got a soul. Although the song
is slow, the rhythm keeps it going. This
number will surely hit the charts. One of
typical Rahman’s songs where you tend
to like the song after listening to it more
than once.
Chiggy Wiggy...
Vocals: Kylie Minogue,
Suzanne D'Mello, Sonu Nigam
Lyrics: Abbas Tyrewala
Featuring Australian singer Kylie Minogue
the song has already hit the charts. A first
half of the song is completely in English
reminding you of Bombay Dreams and you cheer
up once you hear our Sonu’s voice
adding flavor to the song. Sonu as his usual
self has added the right husk in his voice,
feel and cheer to the song. Music is catchy
with western and Punjabi flavors thrown
in. Youngsters are sure to say I want to
Chiggy Wiggy with you…..
Rehnuma...
Vocals: Shreya Ghoshal,
Sonu Nigam, Neeraj Shridhar
Lyrics: Abbas Tyrewala
Shreya Ghoshals voice has been put to right
use in this song. Her high pitch is amazing
giving the song a depth. The song suits
the title and theme of the music as it sounds
like made for Mission Impossible or a James
Bond Movie. Although the song would be a
little familiar to south Indian audiences
who have listened to Rahman’s Chandralekha
in Tamil. Sonu Nigam has matched Shreya’s
voice very well. Making the combination
a good one. The beats, keys and instruments
add to the tone of the song giving it a
very mysterious feel.
Fiqrana...
Vocals: Shreya
Ghoshal, Vijay Prakash, Neeraj Shridhar
Lyrics: Rajat Arora
A fast number that is also quite catchy.
The only song that has so far made you want
to tap your feet. This number will surely
be famous with youngsters. The music is
good and instruments add pep to the song.
Blue
Theme...
Vocals: Blaaze,
Raqeeb Alam, Sonu Kakkar, Jaspreet Singh,
Neha Kakkar, Dilshad
Lyrics: Sukhwinder Singh,
Raqueeb Alam
A song that could hit the discs this year.
The theme song of the movie, the music is
good. The equalization and tone set with
lots of sound effects makes the song interesting.
The variation in the instruments, beats
and only in this song the Rahman feel and
factor is shown. Maybe the director has
given Rahman a chance to give the kind of
output he could. But Rahman is written all
over this song with the drums, effects,
keys and strings used…
Yaar
Mila Tha...
Vocals: Udit
Narayan, Madhushree.
Lyrics: Abbas Tyrewala
A party song with a mix of Hindustani tunes.
The beginning beats in the song reminds
you of Mayya mayya in Guru. Different instruments
used and in between the chorus gives it
also a folky feel. Mixing of the song is
good. There is a variation making the voice
sound as if it is coming once from near
and once from far. (right to left variation
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Verdict:
Certainly does not meet expectations of
a Rahman fan. The magic that he delivered
with Lagaan or Jodha Akbar or even Delhi
6 is missing. The songs sound commercial.
One factor that always made music fans look
up to Rahman was the variety in music and
experiments like processing the voices.
But in this movie songs sound normal. May
be Rahman is saving his specials for better
stories or other Oscars. A decent listening
experience.
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